Big Java Late Objects
Big Java Late Objects
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ISBN: 9781119330455
Author: Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 9, Problem 14PP
Program Plan Intro

Implementation of “MySequence”, and “SequenceDemo” class

Program plan:

  • In a file “Sequence .java”,
    • Create a package.
    • Create an interface “Sequence”,
      • Declare the method “next()”.
      • Declare the Boolean method “hasNext()”.
  • In a file “MySequence.java”,
    • Create a package.
    • Create a class “MySequence”,
      • Declare the variable.
      • Initialize the array variable with populations in the cities.
      • Define the method “next()” to determine if the sequence has another value.
      • Define the method “next()”,
        • Initialize the variable.
        • Increment the sequence by “1”.
        • Return the value.
  • In a file “LastDigitDistribution.java”,
    • Create a package.
    • Create a class “LastDigitDistribution”,
      • Declare the array for counter.
      • Define the constructor to set the counter array.
      • Define the method “process()”,
        • Execute loop if the sequence contains another value,
          • Assign the value returned from “next()”.
          • Compute last digit.
          • Increment the last value in the array.
            • Define the method “display()”,
              • Create loop to execute for “10” times,
                • Print the value.
  • In a file “SequenceDemo.java”,
    • Create a package.
    • Create a class “SequenceDemo”,
      • Define the method “main()”
        • Create object for “LastDigitDistribution”.
        • Call the method “process()”.
        • Call the method “display()”.

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